GUS

"GUS" is a plural of: gu.

"GUS" is a name that signifies or is derived from: "great", "venerable", "increase".

Date "GUS" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1550. (references)

"GUS" is a common misspelling or typo for: gas, gnus, guess, gums, guns, gush, gust, guts.

Census

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

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Source: compiled by the editor, based on several corpora (additional references).

Crosswords: GUS

Scottish (and the verbal, anything, preceding an, the art. of the n., till, to, until).

I mean it, Gus. Why not, go north with a herd? (Lonesome Dove; writing credit: Larry McMurtry; William D. Wittliff)

Hop on the bus, Gus (50 Ways To Leave Your Lover; performing artist: PAUL SIMON)

Gus goes by Blue Goose bus. (references; author: unknown)

Greasy Gus (1967)

Grateful Gus (1958)

Aubrey and Gus (1955)

My Pal Gus (1952)

Donald's Cousin Gus (1939)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

References

• GUS P.L.C.: International Competitive Benchmarks and Financial Gap Analysis (reference)

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Books

• Anorak of Fire: The Life and Times of Gus Gascoigne, Trainspotter: A Monologue (reference)

• Gus and Button (reference)

• Gus Tells the Truth (Chatty Chums Series) (reference)

• An Artilleryman's War: Gus Dey and the 2nd United States Artillery (reference)

• Gus Dur: The Authorized Biography of Abdurrahman Wahid (reference)

  (more book examples)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Gus Grissom & Milt Thompson With Paresev. Credit: NASA.

On high mountain rangelands in central Utah, range technician Gus Warr collects larkspur samples to measure alkaloid levels. Credit: USDA ARS News.

Gus Dorner. Credit: Library of Congress.

Gus Krock. Credit: Library of Congress.

Three Communist Party leaders convicted of conspiracy to teach the overthrow of the government are shown at the Supreme Court. Left to right: John Gates of New York, Gus Hall of Cleveland, and Carl Winer of Detroit. Credit: Library of Congress.

"Big Tim" Sullivan talking with Gus Roeder. Credit: Library of Congress.

Oakland community, Greene County, Georgia (vicinity). Mrs. Gus Wright, FSA (Farm Security Administration) client, with some of her canned goods. Credit: Library of Congress.

Mrs. Gus Wright, FSA (Farm Security Administration) client, with her canned goods. Oakland community, Greene County, Georgia. Credit: Library of Congress.

Gus Worke, a farmer who came from Germany 40 years ago, Southington, Conn. Credit: Library of Congress.

Jackson & Perkins, Newark, New Jersey. Gus Boerner. Credit: Library of Congress.

Source: pictures compiled by the editor from various references; see picture credits.

Business

According to GUS the percentage share of footwear and leather industry in the total sale amounted to 1,8% in 1999. The market for footwear has achieved a steady level. (references)

Economic History

Indonesia

In October 1999 the MPR elected a compromise candidate, Abdurrahman Wahid (a.k.a Gus Dur), as the country's fourth president, and Megawati Sukarnoputri, a daughter of the country's first president, as the vice president. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Expression using "GUS": gloomy Gus. Additional references.

Derivations

Words beginning with "GUS": gush, gushed, gusher, gushers, gushes, gushier, gushiest, gushily, gushiness, gushinesses, gushing, gushingly, gushy, gusset, gusseted, gusseting, gussets, gussie, gussied, gussies, gussy, gussying, gust, gustable, gustables, gustation, gustations, gustatorily, gustatory, gusted, gustier, gustiest, gustily, gustiness, gustinesses, gusting, gustless, gusto, gustoes, gusts, gusty. (additional references)

Words ending with "GUS": anilingus, anthropophagus, argus, asparagus, bogus, choragus, choregus, cunnilingus, dingus, esophagus, fugus, fungus, kagus, magus, microfungus, mundungus, negus, oesophagus, pemphigus, sarcophagus, tragus, vagus, valgus, vulgus. (additional references)

Words containing "GUS": anilinguses, arguses, august, auguster, augustest, augustly, augustness, augustnesses, choraguses, choreguses, cunnilinguses, degust, degustation, degustations, degusted, degusting, degusts, dinguses, disgust, disgusted, disgustedly, disgustful, disgustfully, disgusting, disgustingly, disgusts, esophaguses, funguses, microfunguses, mundunguses, neguses, outgush, outgushes, pemphiguses, sarcophaguses, valguses, vulguses. (additional references)

Misspellings

"GUS" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: Egusa, Gaus, Gcu, Ghu, Goz, Gue, gusa, Gusau, Guse, gusk, guss, Guus, Gxu, Ogus, Ugb, Ugs. (additional references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-1 letter: us.

+1 letter: bugs, dugs, fugs, gnus, guls, gums, guns, gush, gust, guts, guvs, guys, hugs, jugs, lugs, mugs, pugs, rugs, slug, smug, snug, sugh, sung, tugs, ughs, vugs.

+2 letters: agues, argus, bogus, bungs, burgs, chugs, drugs, dungs, frugs, fugus, gauds, gaums, gaurs, gauss, genus, geums, glues, glugs, gluts, gouts, grubs, grues, guans, guars, gucks, gudes, guess, guest, guffs, guids, guise, gules, gulfs, gulls, gulps, gunks, gursh, gurus, gushy, gussy, gusto, gusts, gusty, gutsy, gyrus, iglus, kagus, luges, lungs, magus, muggs, negus, plugs, pungs, quags, rungs, sagum, saugh, segue, shrug, slugs, slung, snugs, sough, sprug, squeg, stung, sugar, sughs, suing, surge, surgy, swung, thugs, trugs, tungs, urges, usage, using, vagus, vuggs, vughs, yugas.

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